Rezsimek
Rezsimek is the plural form of rezsim, a Hungarian noun meaning regime. It denotes a system of government or rule in a state or organization, including the formal institutions, laws, and informal practices that sustain political power. The term is widely used in political, historical, and media contexts and often carries evaluative connotations when referring to non-democratic or repressive rule.
The word rezsim is borrowed from the international concept of regime, likely through Western European languages
In political discourse, rezsimek can describe historical regimes—such as authoritarian or totalitarian systems—as well as contemporary
Scholars typically classify regimes by characteristics such as political competition, civil liberties, and the rule of
See also: regime, government, political system, democracy, authoritarianism.